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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-21
scS &tu0esmoroS bc50mIoiet.

Die i6were Nntlooe Der GrmorOun9 bes
1teu9eboreten SlnOes lei1er S6lDelter wtroe
Sreitag I'M &olpll Nate 9e9el1 ben QrSt Or.
SinnIcatte anbGn9i9 9ernabt, 1pGbrenb Cob
Die 6ilrulcdne, Die Wtutter 0eS &tnoe3, iorple
eine Sr0u @ou9blin it'd me9en Der on9ebltz
den Otitl9ulo an benz Gerbred6en 81 pers
ontlporten babe1. Tor nt9cfGbr 3 ySo@en
fano ein YoliSilt inter Dem Seiteumege on
Der Gde Der 49, lln0 SallteotrdBe Die t9etlz
tpeiie III eiltelt alten Sbolpl 9ebilllte Gei0e
zines neugeborenen EnG0lein5, Die bereits
an mebreren Gtellen Don Staten bena9t
moroen mar. Die Wilttter DeS &in0eS fonnte
oantalS niDt erlnittelt perOeH. @int9e Gage
6aralf fanO Y0lt3eiler9eaut Wtnlc9D by etl1
StiiG DOn einem Brief, oeIlet Snb1lt, nad4
benz er eilten Slif oarauf 9eporten, tbrn lebr
perbGAtt9 erldien. Gr lautete Dabtu. Dap
Sobote SinnuealIe, Don 9to. 5000 2llblano
Nuenlle, ourd) ibren 8ruoer, Or. Stnnucame,
non einem &Inb eutbulbeu rporoen lei uto
baB 2esterer ballelbe, lit eiten S9alDl 9ez
1pidelt, in feineln Su99D unter benz aus
briidllDen Semerfen NIT ft3 9enonnteu
babe, eS iii ben 1SluB tperfe1 SIT moQen.
Die QllterlA0ung ergob, oaB Trau &ate
Gu9Iiib bic BfleSerin Der Mitter pes ainz
bes, ben perr6tberil6en grief 9el9rieben
ouSfit6rli9 unb inter Gio Su lrotofoa CAB,
hielt &obbte 6innucane litb sur i3eit ibrer
Gntbinbuns = eS loa bereitS inn Geptember
D. S, 9erpelen ieit = bel ben 45at. @ou9b=
lin5516en @belerteu, SEQ. 1900 9iblano Npe.,
ouf. Die 6rou @ougblln lieB angeblt9 bur9
Srou @nglilb ben Or. Sinnncare bolen,
mel9er na0 Der @ntbtnoun9 0aS neu9ebos
rene &ino init ben @orten ~binme9nabm,
boB er es i'll ben SluB 1perfen weroe. g5a6
ben NeuBerun9en Der 6raI Gn9ltlb rlbt
auf Siutucone auBer benz Geroaobt oes St1=
besmorDes au6 nod Der Der Sluti9anoe, 0G
bic 99pelter bes Doctors Der Srau @rgltlb
onsebIt6 mittbeilte, 6aB bieler ielblt Der 8a=
ter tbres 8tnDes lei.
Srau @ousblin befinoet ii@ 9egen giir9=
I6oft Don $4,000 einltmeilen altf freIem0lBe,
pGbreno bic iibri9en Herionen nod nt6t
perbaftet ,puroeu. Der merfpirot9e Srief
ulb nod onoere lllnitd1oe l@eireH 5u Der
fiass Y leDisSi Ii aHf einsn GrprsfinassSsrin6
hinntG1nufPn 1nprnp
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-21
9es WOrSes UerO60tte.
GrtnteTntSen att OaS nI6rSertiGe Betdets
fteAer=Vicsgiic III Soar cate.

@tnen tDt6ti9en Sang madte unIere
SoltSet Oonnerltag Qlbenb in Der BerIor
zines ettud 25iGbrigen Burden, nit Nas
men GoDar0 S'9Dnneu, iDelher fart bers
oGdttgt tit, eIHeu Moro auf Dem @emiiien
gu bGben.
llniere 2eier Derben fi@ OieGei6t nod
beS bLutigen 8erIaufes zines 8iczgic's err
tnneru, neIheS Der gerbauo Der @bicaaoer
Metbeniteaer I'M @usuit b. s. in Der gi6be
bon SeoGr GGte, Sno., Oeranfta[tete un0
BET Dem S0lepb SANDER, elmer Der Wit9lies
Der 0eS 8erban6es, Ourh etnen SmuB in
ben unterleib 10 idtper Derpunbet tpuroe,
oaB ct i'll Der Sotge i'm Wercpz 0eipitaL
itarb. gSte eS 0an1aIS bteB, bate cine
BGnoe bon Galfboioen ben 8Lan i'm Nuqe
qeba6t, I'M geeigneten Won1ent Die Sbeils
nebn1er oes 8ics9tic'S 5u iiberfaQen unO
bterbet Guf gepaLtiQute @eiie bon benz
&GneuerlOS 8eitB au ergretTen. Ser 8Lan
l6etterte in Solge 0es heTttgen @loerftauz
Des, Den oa5 9efGbrltde Corps fato, nobel
meDrere Berlone1 l6tpere 8eripunbungen,
uno SANDER Die t0otltJe, bapOntrugeu.
Sin g%etpiiier GlD Goiecran3 tpuroe baI6
0arauf ui1ter benz Geroa6t. SANDER gez
i6oiien 81 6abeg, eingeiteGt, tpegen MANI
gelnDer SeWetle ie0o0 tDtsoer freigeLa11en,
na0Dem er Den Beb0roen in eSynoiana ausz
gelieferl tporOen mar. 9ie 9oLi5ei fabnz
oete ieitoem etfrtgit auf einen Sreuno bes
@enannten, @otparo 0'Souneu nit glds
men, meL6er an Der m6roerii9en Shiez
Beret berOOrra9enoen Nnt6eiL bate. Na1z
Dem Die 9offnung auf ieiue @rgreitung
berettS auf9egeben Dar. trof geitern llbe1o
in Der Station an Der II. StraBe Die llns
erDartete 9ta6rt0t Elm, Dag Der 10 LANCE
@eiudte ii6 in elmer bena6barten S6anfz
pirtbihaft befinoe. Die 8oLi3iiten Wurs
name, &eup uno S'Donneu beeoben fid
un9elGumt in oas betreffenoe &otal ian Der
Sobnionz, nabe Niarrpeuz Str.), tDo
O'Oounea, lobaLo er iie erbltfte, ioelei1
Die Slu6t er9riff. SAT- mare ibm IeBtere
burb cine 9intertbIr ~gelungen, bdtte &eu9
i'm nidt ourh 2lnlegen Oes TeppLnerS un0
angemelenen 3uruf gum Steben ge6radt.
d. onneu Duroe feitgenommen uno 1T
Der Station an Der II. StraBe etngeitedt.
Ser gefd6rIt6e 8uride mar tur3e !9ett
mad benz pe~r9dugntBpoqeH Bicnic in
&ania5 GitD feit9enommen tporber, no
man i'm inoeiien nab ldngerer 9aft pieoer
freiIieB, oa es anibetneno tDeoer ben See
BORDEN BON SutuoiS, nod oenen bon Snz
biana oarrm 81 tbun mar, i'm BON bort
abbOleH au laiien.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-03-25
The Death of Gen. EweII.

TIL circumstances of the death of Gen.
REwell, of Tennessee, were both pathetic
Ind amusing At the close of the war
Zen. Ewell bought large quantity of
flothing from the Quartermaster's depart
fnent for the use OF the hands upon his
plantation. One wet, clustering day Gen.
31well, who was rather careless about his
Pthre, put on a pair of soldiers trousers
faken from his stock, and walked about in
he wind and rain experimenting the
work in his fields The trousers were
much thinner than those he had been
n the habit OF wearing, and in conse-
fuence he caught a cold, which devel-
Pped into pneumonia, and eventually
paused his death. As ne lay upon his death
pei he turned to friend and said: ''Wen,
ms is strange. / have fought in nearly
Il the battles along the Potomac and
pave been badly wounded, but escaped
F1th my life, and thought | was safe
fo-n all dangers from the work, but here
an at last, dying of pair of Yankee
gre ches. - The Old generals courage was
IS lnfaltering in the presence Of death as
Fad always been, and he may be said
y Lave died with jest upon his lips
&C. Globe Democrat.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-03-25
A wyoming C1oudburst.

OF all the phenomena of the country the
aerial are the most curious and uncertain.
Your first impression of great sand land
draw is that it is the result Of years OF
gradual washing, but the interruption OF
an old trail hundreds of yards from its
head soon ends the beautiful theory, and a
companion VIII show you yawning gulch
formed at the beck of q single clOudburst,
whose discharge will fill the ''draw'' halt
full in ali instant and raise a rivulet tC
which it is tributary twenty feet in as
many minutes The duration of irrigat-
ing improvements upon such streams is
usually six months. Then at no moment
are you certan-rain out of a clear sky,
clouds below you, in the midst of clouds,
riding below the clouds, and at the edge
of a storm and avoiding it-all these
things so preposterous III well formed
storm centers IS we are accustomed to see
them in the east are among the common
things here, where nature is scarcely old
enough to be comedy, or experienced
enough to practice temperance. Think of
hail stones as big as your fist and of their
effect upon a growing crop.-Wyoming
Cor. Detroit Free Press.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-03-25
he Earthquake and the Tar Heels.

4 ! was in court when a colored man was
e-cg tried for killing another colored
PSI and, onaesking why his jury was
molly white, was told that he was given
( &c choice of being tried by his own color
Sf by whites, and lie chose the whites
Vlsely, it seemed to me, as he got Of with
feVen years sentence, instead of life or
Eorse. While listening to the trial of
ms case every one, excepting a very few,
FASTENED out of the court room aud down
talrs, and in few moments filed back
MO their places. The judge remarked:
fGentleInen, the shock is pest, and we
Vlll proceed with the case. Yet i had
lot felt any jar or tremor, but both white
no black natives are very sensitive re-
Ardlng earthquakes; the one manifests it
lear, and the other by nightly prayer
eeUlngs ever since the great shock At
organton I was told that the colored
urches had not been closed since the
ter event, and that meetings were held
cry light In the week. Raleigh Cor.
sso~ transcript.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-03-25
Every Morning Except Sundays.
SUBSCRIPTIONS /:

Payable Invariably IN Advance
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-03-25

ID UILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY, IN ALL
ID it's branches; Steamboat, Steamship, Land
Engines and Boilers, High Pressure or Com
pound.
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built complete
with hulls of wood, iron composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when adj
visable.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs con-
structed with reference to the trade in which
they to be employed. Speed, tonnage and
draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Machinery
made after the most approved plans. Also, all
Boiler Iron Work connected Herewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler or Sheet Iron, of any
size, made in suitable lengths foJ connecting
together, or Sheets Rolled Punched and Packed
for shipment, ready to be riveted on the
ground.
HYDRAULIC RIVETING, Boiler Work and
Water Pipes made by this establishment, riv-
eted by hydraulic riveting machinery, that
quality of work being far superior to hand
Work.
SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam Capstans, Steam
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, made
after the most approved plans.
SOLE AGENTS and manufacturers for the Pa
cifc Coast of the Heme Safety Boiler.
PUMPS-Direct Acting Pumps for irrigation or
city works purposes, built with the celebrated
pump.
j. N. S. WILLIAMS. ...................Ho Honolulu
Room No 3. upstairs, Spreckels Block,
551mar12d&wtf Agent for Hawaiian islands
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-03-25
Wolves a. Heroers.

A few days ago, while hunting antelope
on the divide between Horse and Adobe
creeks, l came in sight of band of wolves
thirty or more, which were closely herd
ing about goo head of range cattle. My
curiosity to learn their object induced me
to remain a couple Of days in seeing dis
lance to observe their actions. When my
attention was first drawn TO the wolves
they were together in the rear Of the cat
tie, bat very soon ti2oy separated and sur
rounded Che graz udIy OutSpreading herd
and chased the animals together They
would then await tie notions of an ap-
parent leader, who would run into the
bunch, cut out a calf, when the rest would
rush 10 him, help throw and hastily teal
out its entTailS. Thus mangled they
would leave it, separate, and run swiftly
to surround the now fleeing cattle, again
round them up, single out another calf,
throw and leave it in a dying condition.
If any of the older animals hung back and
showed fight they world be instantly ham
stringed and left thus disabled.
In 10 instance did the wolves seem dis
posed to further mutilate these old ami
mails. This maneuvering was repeated
time and again, until the wolves must
have satiated their taste for blood. Then
these varInints seemed to be inspired by
the teaching of the author, ''Music hath
charms to sOOthe the savage breast" fol
they would raise a hideous howl, which
effect on the cattle was not satisfactory,
for they would trail out and try to get
away, when they would again be chased
close together and held to await further
action. How large this bunch was when
the wolves first gatheCod them together ]
have no means of knowing, but am salts
fed that the wolves and cattle will be in
separable until the calves are all killed.
Then | think they win gather another and
again another bunch and kill all the
young. l counted in two days eleven
calves, some yet alive, with their entrails
protruding from their sides, besides seven
large and older ones with their hind legs
rendered useless.-EIbert (Colo.) Tribune.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-03-25

Al mats delivered from tins marker are thor
ougiy chilled Immediately after killing BIZ means
Of Beli-CoIeman Patent Dry Air Refrigerator
Meat 50 treated retains Ell It's juicy properties.
and y GUARANTEEA TO KEkP LONGER
AFTER DELIVERY THAN FREsHLY-
KILLED Mat, Act
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-03-25
WILDER'S STEAMSHIP CO.,
Limited.
STEAMER KINAU.
OOrenzen, Commanderl,

CLOrenzen, Commanderl,
Leaves Honolulu as per following schedule
, Ouching at Lahaina, Maalaea, Maizena,, MANU-
ROna, Kaw aIhae LanpanOehoe. Hilo and KeauhOu:
Commencing MONDAY, July &c, 1886, and
on every alternate Monday at p. M. the Kinau
Will make the VOLCANO TRIP, reaching Keau-
hou on Wednesday morning, where horses and
carriages are in waiting to convey passengers to
the VOLCANO HOUSE (ive miles in the saddle
and nine miles by carriage).
Passengers by this route will have two days
and two nights at the VOLCANO HOUSE.
TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP TO THE
VOLCANO, FIFTY DOLLARS, WHICH PAYS
ALI. CHARGES.
The Kinar will arrive in Honolulu Sunday
mornings on Volcano trips. On Hi!o trips, vii
leave Honolulu on Tuesdays and return Saturday
morning.
PASSENGER TRAINS will connect with the
kinau at MahukOna
The Kinau WILL TOUCH at HonOkaia and
Paauhau on down trips from HO for Passengers
If a signal is made from the shore.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-24
LINE sTONK MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, Nov, - The national Live
StocR Indicator reports:
Cattle-Recepts, 3lOl; shipments, 400;
market strong; choice heavy native steers
3O1i 30; fair to good native steers, s0d
81; butchers steers fair to prime. ; 00tp3 gj;
mon to good cornfed , 25Gi o.
Sheep Receipts, 300; shipments, none.
market firm; fair to fancy, oGI 10; lambs
SlGi ~.
Hogs Receipts, 500; shipments, LOO mar
ket active and strong, prices ranging from
81 10 . To-,
kANsAs CITY. Nov, 2&-rhe Live STOCK
Indicator reports:
Cattle Receipts, $50; shipments, $40;
RtiVc shipping, slow aud weak; butchers
COWS. Is alt, lower. good 10 choice cumied,
4 1jGi ~; common 10 medium, ; GOA 10;
slockers, 0kg2 Gu; feeding steers, 6SG5 -;
cows, li0y4 tui grass range steers, 1 NOS 90
Receipts, lG0pi shipments, 30;
market active and higher; good to choice,
( NiLj b 90; common 10 medium, ijdi 30.
Sheep Receipts, l ~; shipments, no;
good, steady. common 10 zoe lower; good To
choice, Nr93 %; common TO medium
! jO6D2 o..
CHICAGO, NOV. p The Droyers' journal
reports:
Cattle Receipts, I20lo, shipments, none;
market weak ami iUc lower; fancy, OOG
d ~; shipping steers, NlGl 40; slockers and
feeders, 3uOG3 ~; COWS bulls aud mixed, B d
-; Texas cattle, } 7bG3 lj western rang
HogsSKeccipts 9loI; shipments. none;
msrket strong; mixed j19i SD; heavy, '1G
b 20; light, ir0l -
sheep Receipts, 400; shipments, sod; mar
ket slow common to choice, oval lni
westerns 3 01Gj wv; Texans, 1SG3 ipi lambs
3 -ydJ ll.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-24
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

BUTTkk-2WNrilC per II.
BEEswAX-liul5c /. Id.
C0RS-ln the shuck, new SOC; old 55c.
CoRNhEAIcWhite, in sach. of IS ms. 50 +;
cream meal, in sacks of "A lbs, 65c.
CAsHAGE-3l 40DSLc per II.
CHEESE Cream, lIGgl5c per ID; half cream
l2c per ib SKINNED, loo per Ii.
CIDER-ln barrels, 81 10; half barrel, 81 80 !;
peach, COO o.
EGGs-DulI nj l2itDl5c.
hAl-New Texas prairie, 81 per ton,
HIDEs-No dry flint over ~ lbs, lOc; No
do. sc badly damaged and hull hides, go
emo. green sailed, &c; : ;, &c; No. green
butcher hides, 4(05c; No. 2, DC sheep skins, lOa
&c each.
kRACT-Half bbls, $500.
oNS-3c,@3'4c per ID; California, , 500
~ per bushel
oArs-Iu sacks, 2S(0S0c r. bushel
PoINoEs-lrish, 81 o09l % per bushel !;
sweet, 81 ~ per buShel.
IALIow- a6J219 per N.
WHEAT-tOc per bushel.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-24
CENTRAL LOCAL MARKET.

.,r--Alden = process, evaporated l2sgc;
- sliced 7igc; bright quarters t4c.
NU&s $50 JobDers at mills, sacked sUc Is
eTgt,, ,o>-pfy salt, ss.c short clear smoked,
, - prpaK u,st bacon, ISlA; hams l2sGl3
SAstNo POW DEK-Dr. Prices ana Royal
, .,'l. bon. = -; l2-uH., pui 2Al-lhs u ,;
, -noon, l-uz., 40c; Ion, Zoe; e-o2 10; Lin
y" AItNnrdrc's ! 10, ioc; 4 l6, '5c; n 10,
W. W. ,o,SC4lornia navy iu sacks, lei;
-.', T5sil,.G-ln bags eOe y do1,, o. liquid 5c,
pints rs -. e,no,, roo,,, q, so n ,,&y,.
,irior IS, 3 string green straw u rs, string
tenog t. 81, string green " 2',2 string yei-
10y SSI-iptNG Observation-Disclosures lime 81 10
,Lrbb. !u bulk e. 30. Plssicring lHtns g. 50
rsr NJ Oont hair Zoe per bu Cement, Kos
lvtaie 81 Upcr bbl. Louisville O. w, English
pnrtL,nd ~ 10 Michigan plaster q %. Win
toN glass iOE OH list price.
uI GTpscKKRs- so. \ % n 10, No. 3 X SIZE.
cr4ar .n sos. ItcelaiOr sc. ginger snau,
Ike. No.a s. r;.c, Lemon cream doJ1ac, NIX
-, cakes and iunhIes l2>tc, knicknacks nc.
s'pDuoel- and cartoons l1>ac.
fOFFEE-CHplce riO, =. 49,; prime pc; fnir
aSepllWuith, 2Gc Ariosu, 25lqc.
toAl. on -Eunlon in bbls &c r. gal, IN p
ans s. 10. Brilliant in hbls lSc e. gal, In -
eau D. 10, !al cans, %; gasoline s! d,
TAN1IEs- Slut, nc.
GA<bLEs--lualIc rs 10.
HOUR Lucai mills quote in car-load lots
gfst patent e. AO, second patent s2.IO;
.,r,i.ht g. 10, nlmiiy - o. low grades Sl.5O,
Noriuern mill. quote: First patent $50;
2esuu pdten %, extra family, g 40, com
mon 4l.
'DI4rfs-l0c r. n
FUEL-Coal delivered nt yards bituminops
E;anturacite, slipper ton; cord wood, w.
6kEEN tHUlrs-LemOns s5G5 ~ peT BOX
Me,siuca, $50 in case 80 ) %; 800 IN uase, J.
1rsl ies, sIG-5. Bananas 81 6Icp3 W ver bunch.
GRAHAM FLOUR Per cwt e 80.
GRirs-- Per bDl 81 20.
HOMtNN-Per bril-, a %.
HoNEA- California @Ollc II.
LARD Refined in uerces NC per 10: JJ-ib
.sns &C; 2O-lb nc; lO-lb 5>c; 5-lb ojsc; BID
"LYE-Amer!can ases doz each, ~ 75;
GIr+uylch, dol, 81 10; Philadelphia, dOz
ii5i BoDbct'-, g 70; Sterling Bail, 81 ~.
.9k IL, American Idol SO, Greenwich duz
f5;bull, thHlu"ion dOX27j
PKUNEs-Iur.. III, bbls s. dc 81 n boxes ~;
rporatod, nj n. lUO0ll; lU-ib, l2Q0l5c.
Observation-Disclosures aver, 5N9
Ricr-Pnme to choice. 4s4a6c
korE--~ioaI "a incn basis l2c per III, cotton
sopAEBcar0, in kegs, 4s@5c per III; l-is
packages, "a ate sal soda, 2A4G3c.
SNLT-Michigan nat hoops % per bb,
SUGAK-S,nndard, granulHted, ia.c; cut
loaf, y &C; powdered, 794c; new crop, white
clarified, &C fancy yellow, clarified, 6%0Dic
,hoice do, ttic; choice brown, 6c; prime to
choice seconds, 5nc.
sAEpINEs French, Sl8 ~; American 6 ~.
STARCH Royal gloss, b,2G; l. n boxes, 5hc;
B-tt, SIC; l. Ii, bc. bulk, &c; peurl, 3L.c
SHuT--prop - per boy, buck a.
IEAe- GunpoWier, &5GJoc per 10; Imperial
h!gt0c; Ooions, Sl@loc,
TOBACCu ASD SNUFF-Standard plug ma
yies, 5v4iic per n. bright ION. twist 35GoiOc
lI-ln pug, ~jtb31c; smoking, assorted stan
ihrd goods, i4G1ic. SnuH Garrett's 6-oI.
9otitiess gu % per box; do. l-oz. bottles ~
WIhES-High wines, 81 -
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-24

tU~h quotations were Hs follows:
Flour Market quiet and prices Unclaimed
W neat No. red, 76h
Corn, NO ., "a
OutS-No =, 4li
Mess pork per Dbl Is 80
Lard, per ltu pounds, 3 %.
snort rib sides loose Is Hld- ul
short clear sides boxed 3Kg7 ~.
Hams, steady at 20vaDli ~.
WHISKY distiu,rs furnished goods, To
per gallon.
SEW ORLEANS, nov, 41.-Flour timer;
choice, uh@l ID, winter wheat patents. 30
i5 minnesota patent process, ! 7iIaI S..
CoIu--Aarktt hfmer; sacked, OJ. white $50
mixed, bI; yellow, nominal.
Ott~-SCarCe, and MAJ XII hrm nl 81 haN
CDrnmeal Market strong and b guer. prices
hanging 55&2 10,
Hay Market quiet; prime. 1850 81 choice,
Hog Products Market drmcr
Pork, ii 80.
Lard, rchmed'tierce, To.
Bulk Meats shoulder. 8 G2I,; long clear
ribs, y clear ribs, II S75.Qb 90
bacon-s4onlders, 70, long clear and
Hams-Choice sugsr-cured, canVassed, u p.
Whlsky-Market quiet al U5(Gl 81.
Cohee-ln lisRt demand with holders firm;
Rice Market fairly active and a shade
Cotton SEED i'roducts-Marke, nominal;
prime crude oils, Sc asked.
Coke and Meal-l9UU.
Brin-tluiet and weak at 72l5lD75c.
Sugar-St and in good demand: omen
kette, strictly prime, i7-l6(G4lt; fully fair,
Sool to lair, iGl q; common to gooi, 81; in
ierinr, 2aG3g; centriiugals, Of plantation
granulated, ~; choice white, B. .Cnj}4; oil
white, onGl 9-i6; gray white, 1I.Gg l-lJ:choice
low clarified, "a seconds, 400.
MOlhsscs Market firm; open kettle, fancy,
42c; strictly prime, 37G;S centrltugals, strictly
prime, 2tG27c; good prime, 25g4; syrups,
lhtp ".
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SYDNEY. y ), Nov. 70 ~ -cuiing
race for the championship OF She
world between Beach aud llsn'an
took place on the Nepan river tOda!
aud was won by Beach.
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Advice 10 Mothers.

MRS. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP should
always be used for children teething. Itsoothes
the child, sOftens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and Is the best remedy for
diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle
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GALVESTON COFFEE MARKET

GALVESTON. NOV. 93.-WhOlesale fdeaiers
report; Market unchanged; ordinary -;
good ordinary, ~; fair TO urine, TX choice
%; peaberry, "a; government lava, -
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,,,,tE--Alden = process, eVApOrated l2s2c;
sliced 7lyc; bright quarters &C..
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L9Gsing- S01o1AoA- 81 L2oGo1n rl1al
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-02-24
Do Birds Fly Down ?

see, in back number of st.
Nicholas, that one of your young cor.
respondents appeals partly to me in
regard to birds flying down. But all
who have written seem so well posted
that doubt if / can add anything to
their knowledge.
However, / have seen a California
quail, a wood.dove, and a humming-
bird fly downward but in slow-fyers
with large wings and heavy bodies,
the wings are used more or less as
parachutes in going down in other
words, the birds spread their wings,
and rely upon gravity. This 1 have
noticed in the sand-hill cranes in their
migrations along the Sierra Madres.
A flock, of say a hundred, will mount
upward in beautiful spiral, flashing
in the sunlight, all the while uttering
loud, discordant notes, until they at
tain an attitude of nearly mile above
the sea level. Then they form in
regular lines, and soar away at an
angle that in five miles or so will
bring them within one thousand feet
of the earth. Then they will stop
and begin the spiral upward move
mcnt again until a high elevation is
reached, when away they 60 again
sliding downhill in the air, toward
their winter home. 1t is very evident
that vast amount of muscular ex-
ertion is saved in this way. In some
of these slides that l have watched
through a glass, birds would pass
from three to four miles, | shouldjudge,
without Tapping their wings.-C. F.
HOLDER in est. Nicholas"